West Cobar Metals (ASX: WC1) has reported high-grade scandium hits at its Salazar rare earth element (REE) project in Western Australia, positioning itself to capitalise on the growing demand for this "green metal."
With notable drill results including 13 metres at 207 ppm scandium, the project highlights significant potential for scalable extraction. Scandium, vital for creating stronger, lightweight aluminium alloys used in aerospace and defence industries, is becoming increasingly valuable, with prices nearing US$1 million per tonne.
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